654. DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a-Ge’-sli, v. andn. T. i. q. aée- 
sdi. 
av’-e-ta-gnag-ya,adv. T. 1. 4. 
aetahnagya: ‘h” becomes “¢” in 
the combinations “hd,” “hm” and 
chin” 
a’-e-ta-gla-ka,v. T. iq. aeta- 
hnaka. 
a-gla’-gla, adv. T. along-side of, 
in front of ; aglagla inyanka, to run 
in front of one. 
a-gla’-han, v.n T. to skp or 
slide out, as a tent-pole when a 
number are dragged along. 
a-gla’-ptus, cont. adv. T. prone; 
aglaptus ilipaya, to fall flat on the 
ground. 
a-g@la’-Ski-éa,v. T. i qahda- 
Skiéa. 
a-gle’-Ska-la,n T. 7%. q. ahde- 
$kadan. 
a-gli’-yu-hpa,v. TL. i.q.ahdi- 
yulipa. 
a-gmi’-gbe-ya,v. T. @ q. ahmi- 
hbeya. 
a-gmi/-gma, v. T. 4% qg. abmi- 
hma. 
a’-gnaanda-gna’, prep. T. 7%. q. 
ahna. 
a-gna’-gna, red. T. 7.¢. ahnahna. 
a-gna’-ka,v fF. i. q. ahnaka. 
a-ona’-la, adv. TF. i. g. ahnana. | 
) q 
a’-gna-wo-ta-pi, » T. 4% q. 
ahnawotapi. 
a-guw-ya-pi-blu, ~ T. 2 q 
aguyapimdu. 
Z s 
a-guw-ya-pi-i-éa-Sla,n T. ig. 
aguyapliéasda, 
a-ha’-ha-ye-la, adv. T. ig. 
ahahayedan. 
a-lra’-kab, adv. T. 7. q. ahakam. 
a-hay’-ble,v. JT. 7. q. ahanmde. 
a-han’-ke-ye-la, adv. T. pre- 
viously, just before: 7. g. eéahanke- 
yela. 
a-he’-éel, adv. T. 7. q. aheéen. 
cenya. 
a-hi’-pa-ni, v. of ahi and pani; to 
shove with the elbow; -to push or 
crowd against—ahiwaypani. 
a-hi’-uy-pa,v. TL. to bring and 
place See ahi and uypa or onpa. 
a-hi’-ya-gle,v. TT. 4. q. ahiya- 
hde. 
a-hi’-yu-Stan, v. of ali and yu- 
Stay: to come and finish; to come to 
the end; to say the last word m a 
talk. 
a-hay’-hayn-yay,adv. T. care- 
lessly. 
a-he’-yun-ka,v. LT i.qg.ahewan- 
ka. 
a-hlo’; oo: 2-4, ¢., alido: 
a-hwa’-ya, adv. T. i. q alibaya. 
a-lwa’-ye-la, adv. T. i.q.ahba- 
yedan. 
a-V-g@la-gla, adv. T. of aglagla. 
a-i’-gla-lpa, v J. 74. gq. aihda- 
lipa. 
a-i’-glu-tayn, v. TZ. «gq. aihdu- 
1 eheuky. 
|a-i?-glu-za, v. T. to refuse to 
give up one’s own; 2. q. aihduza. 
a-i’-kéa-pta,v. T. to talk much 
to, reprove, scold. See aikapa. 
a-he’-éel-ya, adv. T. i. q. ahe- 
